Lactulose Sol

LACTULOSE SOL Available

Lactulose Solution Is A Synthetic Disaccharide, A Type Of Sugar That Is Broken Down In The Large Intestine Into Mild Acids That Draw Water Into The Colon, Which Helps Soften The Stools. Lactulose Solution Is Used To Treat Chronic Constipation. Lactulose Solution Is Also Used To Treat Or Prevent Complications Of Liver Disease (Hepatic Encephalopathy). Lactulose Solution Is Available In Generic Form.

What Are Side Effects Of Lactulose?

Side Effects Of Lactulose Solution Include:

• Diarrhea,
• Nausea,
• Vomiting,
• Bloating,
• Gas,
• Belching, And
• Stomach Pain Or Discomfort.

Dosage For Lactulose

The Usual Adult, Oral Dosage Of Lactulose Solution Is 2 To 3 Tablespoons (30 To 45 Ml, Containing 20 G To 30 G Of Lactulose) Three Or Four Times Daily.

What Drugs, Substances, Or Supplements Interact With Lactulose?

Lactulose Solution May Interact With Antacids. Tell Your Doctor All Medications And Supplements You Use.

Lactulose During Pregnancy And Breastfeeding

Lactulose Solution Is Not Expected To Be Harmful To A Fetus. Tell Your Doctor If You Are Pregnant Or Plan To Become Pregnant During Treatment With Lactulose Solution. It Is Unknown If Lactulose Solution Passes Into Breast Milk Or If It Could Harm A Nursing Baby. Consult Your Doctor Before Breastfeeding.